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take action

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
take action
1. to do something Travelers want the airlines to take action to make flying safer and more comfortable.
2. to begin legal activity against someone Today, the environmental group took action in federal court against the mining companies.
See also: action, take


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Even though I know I am the one that has to make changes to be successful, Anthony''s motivational skills and techniques in this Get the Edge program continues to help push me to take action towards my goals.
Even though I know I am the one that has to make changes to be successful, Anthonys motivational skills and techniques in this Get the Edge program continues to help push me to take action towards my goals.
Nor should you take action motivated by material desire alone.
 
 
 
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